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Bookmark or Share- intended to / intended for - WordReference ForumsHi all! First, I have a straight question: What's the difference between intended for and intended to? I don't have a clear idea about the differences, or the contexts where they can be properly applied to. I have to write a sentence and I don't know what to choose. The sentence is as...
- Intend on / intend to | WordReference ForumsI think the difference is between the verb and the gerund. With the verb, it is "intend to", and with the gerund, "intend on". "I intended on coming into work today" seems perfectly fine to me, as does "I intended to come into work today." It does not work either way in reverse: "intended to coming into" nor "intended on come into."
- We were not intended / we didn't intend... - WordReference ForumsThe first one is passive, you were not intended to do something by someone (or some authority) that is not named. It implies that what you did was forbidden in some way. The second one is an active form, you were in charge of your own intention. You had not planned to do what you went on to do. Is that clear enough?
- intended to leave vs intended for use | WordReference ForumsIntended for emergency use only is thus a past participial clause modifying "fund", in the same way as its semantically equivalent relative clause that is intended for emergency use only. The term 'catenative' comes from the Latin word for "chain", for the construction consists of a chain of verbs in which all except the last has a non-finite ...
- Who/whom it is intended for - WordReference ForumsFor who is the presentation intended? Last edited: Feb 15, 2015. gengo Senior Member. Honolulu, HI.
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